In this Weekly Breakdown episode, we’re tackling major topics shaping politics and media today: American Election Results – What can New Zealand’s Labour Party learn from the U.S. election, and could it influence strategies here? Treaty Principles Bill – Was the timing of this bill’s advancement a deliberate move? We discuss why it was reportedly pushed forward a week early. Future of NZ Media Landscape – With recent developments, should we be concerned about the future of New Zealand’s media and information landscape?Join the conversation and stay informed! Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share your thoughts in the comments below.

Timecodes:00:00 American Election Results4:32 Treaty Principles Bill29:03 Future of NZ Media Landscape37:55 What can New Zealand’s Labor Party learn

This week we’re covering: Darline Tana waka jumped: What’s behind the political move? The reality of 400,000 beneficiaries in New Zealand: What’s being done about it? When is it the right time to criticize the government? We break down the debate. The latest on the American presidential election: Who’s leading the race? NZ as a Republic: Should Aotearoa cut ties with the monarchy—yea or nah? Stay informed and share your thoughts! Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit that notification bell! 🔔 Timecodes: 00:00 Darline Tana waka jumped 11:14 what's happening? 12:11 400,000 beneficiaries in New Zealand 15:43 When is it the right time to criticize the government? 20:55 Will Nationals policies be popular in the future? 28:22 American presidential election 55:19 NZ as a Republic

In this bonus episode we discuss whether Big government or Small Government is the best model.

Welcome to this week’s breakdown of New Zealand’s top stories! 🇳🇿 In this episode, we dive into the latest developments: The TVNZ poll revelation: What the numbers really mean for politics in Aotearoa. The Northport expansion controversy: Why some are opposing the FastTrack process. Issues with the FastTrack bill: Is it causing more harm than good? GST and food prices: Could GST be the reason our groceries are getting so expensive? Don’t miss out! Like, subscribe, and let us know what you think about these stories in the comments below! 🔔 Timecodes: 00:00 The TVNZ poll revelation 12:27 The Northport expansion controversy 30:19 Issues with the FastTrack bill 48:59 GST and food prices

In this video, we'll explore the question of whether money in New Zealand politics is a problem. and is Chris Luxon's recent Capital gains a conflict of interest? Join us for a discussion on the impact of financial influence in political decision-making.

In this video, we delve into the debate on whether New Zealand should implement a capital gains tax. Join the discussion and share your thoughts!

Don’t miss this weekly breakdown of the biggest stories! Hit that like button, subscribe, and let us know your thoughts in the comments! The controversy over Te Reo cuts: What’s happening with funding for our indigenous language? The truancy crackdown: Is it the answer to getting kids back in school? A toll road revolt: Why are drivers pushing back, and what could it mean for commuters? The CGT debate resurfaces: What does this mean for New Zealand's future economy? The Dunedin Hospital lie: What’s really going on behind closed doors? TIME CODES 00.00 The controversy over Te Reo cuts 12:48 A toll road revolt 22:40 The CGT debate resurfaces 38:50 The truancy crackdown 49:14 School Lunches 51:42 4 Year election Terms 54:31 The Dunedin Hospital lie

There are multiple instances where I said $500 Billion in reference to IREX that's a muck up on my end (Elijah). I don't know what I was smoking when I said that, the deal was actually $551 MILLION